A gilt bronze figure of Bhairava, South India, 17th or 18th century

A gilt bronze figure of Bhairava South India, 17th or 18th century holding different attributes and with the dog as his companion reaching out to the severed head in the deity's lower left hand 13cm high, weight 596 grams A bronze figure of Avalokitesvara Nepal, 15th century the four-armed Buddhist deity seated on a double lotus throne with beading around the base, his primary hands in dharmacakra mudra, his upper hands each holding the stem of a lotus, wearing circular earrings and an elaborate crown 14.5cm high, weight 632.5 grams Provenance: Rosalind Fay Goldman (1925-2025) Philip Goldman (1922-2012) 尼泊爾十五世紀 銅觀自在菩薩（克重632.5克） 十七/十八世紀 銅鎏金陪胪像（克重596克） 拍品來源：英國古董商古德曼伉儷私人收藏 Condition Report: The gilt bronze figure of Bhairava with wear to face and body and loss of gilding and the bronze figure of Avalokitesvara with lose detachable base and with loss of original patina and casting flaws Condition Report Disclaimer, A gilt bronze figure of Bhairava, A gilt bronze figure of Bhairava South India, 17th or 18th century holding different attributes and with the dog as his companion reaching out to the severed head in the deity's lower left hand 13cm high, weight 596 grams A bronze figure of Avalokitesvara Nepal, 15th century the four-armed Buddhist deity seated on a double lotus throne with beading around the base, his primary hands in dharmacakra mudra, his upper hands each holding the stem of a lotus, wearing circular earrings and an elaborate crown 14.5cm high, weight 632.5 grams Provenance: Rosalind Fay Goldman (1925-2025) Philip Goldman (1922-2012) 尼泊爾十五世紀 銅觀自在菩薩（克重632.5克） 十七/十八世紀 銅鎏金陪胪像（克重596克） 拍品來源：英國古董商古德曼伉儷私人收藏, A bronze figure of Avalokitesvara, dharmacakra mudra, Provenance, Condition Report:, The gilt bronze figure of Bhairava with wear to face and body and loss of gilding and the bronze figure of Avalokitesvara with lose detachable base and with loss of original patina and casting flaws, Condition Report Disclaimer

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